ARRL WEST VIRGINIA SECTION
               May 2013 Report

SM: Ann Rinehart, KA8ZGY; ASM: K8WV; ACC: N8NH;
PIC: KD8MRU; SEC: WA8LLM; ASEC Digital: WA8LLM;
STM: WV8CH; OOC: W8KER; SGL: K8BS; TC: WD8PAD

ALL AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS KEEP UP TO DATE on activities and actions in the amateur community, visit http://www.arrl.org/ .  Lots of drop boxes – enjoy surfing searching the site.  Support ARRL in WV – join.

REMINDER:::: the WVQSO Party, Saturday June 15, 2013, details on the WVSARC website.  (More details below – Jeff Wood, N8NH)

REMINDER:::: W8S 1200Z-2359Z Special Event Station June 20, 2013 “State of WV Sesquicentennial – 150 years” – Plateau Amateur Radio Club, Fayetteville, WV.   www/parawv.com

 “HELLO”  WEST VIRGINIA AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS:

There seems to be an influx of new “Hams and Upgrades”, see lists below.  Act as an Elmer and support those new to the “hobby”. Also, the West Virginia Hamfest are underway, see lists below.

WV AMATEUR RADIO CLUBs –Thanks to the several clubs for updating the WVSARC Club list.   Should you have an Amateur Radio Club you would like to list, just visit http://www.qsl.net/wvsarc/ and click on the Add or Edit Club link.

WV HAMFESTS & CONVENTION: 2013 (More details visit ARRL site)

JUNE 15, 2013 – Black Diamond ARC 2013 Fest, Beckley, WV
JUNE 15, 2013 – Mon Co ARC HAMFest Star City, WV
AUGUST 10, 2013 – Tri-State ARA “Hamfest 2013” , Huntington, WV
AUGUST 17, 2013 – ARRL West Virginia State Convention, Jackson’s Mill
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WV ARES®/RACES NET CONTROLS:
Charles Hardy, WV8CH, ARRL WV STM, Net Manager for the WV ARES®/RACES Emergency Net will be accepting volunteers for the 2013 monthly Net Control positions – there are a few months open.. The Net  Control position would take about ½ hour one evening a month (1st Thursday following the 6:00 PM Fone Net on 3811).  Months are rotated through the Net Control volunteer list. Should you be interested in becoming a Net Control, contact wv8ch@arrl.net. 
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Dan Ringer, K8WV, ARRL WV Section ASM:
Should you have a question related to amateur radio and ARRL, just contact Dan at    k8wv@arrl.net.
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Jeff Wood, N8NH, ARRL WV Section ACC:
This year for the WVSARC QSO party on June 15^th, 2013 this is the 150th anniversary of WV statehood. There will be two bonus stations W8WVA and W8V. I encourage everyone to take part in this year’s QSO.  The Black Diamond ARC will be sponsoring a hamfest on that day as well. I would encourage radio amateurs to become active in their local clubs,  feel free to contact me for more information. Jeffrey Woods N8NH at n8nh@arrl.net
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Charles “Skip” Hall, K8SOR, ARRL WV Section OOC:
Skip has asked to step down as OOC as he has moved to South Carolina.   We all thank Skip for all the support and monitoring for the OO program.  We wish him well in his new surroundings.  Visit us when in the area.
May 2013 OO Report:  Three (3) reporting; 37 hours monitoring; No Cards.

Keith Richmond, W8KER, ARRL WV Section OOC:
Please WELCOME KEITH to the position as OOC For WV.  Keith has been active in the WV OO program and will support you as needed. You may contact Keith at  keith@suddenlink.net.

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Michael Erwin, KD8MRU, ARRL WV Section PIC:
Michael home is Huntington, WV Cabell County.  He comes to us with many years of communication experience as well are completion of many emergency communication courses. He is active in ARES and a VEC for the TARA club. Please WELCOME Michael and he may be contacted at kd8mru@arrl.net .
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Kenneth Harris, WA8LLM, ARRL WV Section SEC:
See ARES® Reports below. Interested in public service and emergency communications, join the ARRL and members subscribe to the
ARES® E-Letter at www.arrl.org/ares-letter and for NON-members www.arrl.org/ARES-EL.  wa8llm@arrl.net
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Charles Hardy, WV8CH, ARRL WV STM:
See the ARRL WV Section NTS Net Reports, the Station Activity Reports (SAR) and the Public Service Honor Roll (PSHR) reports below. Charlie will be submitting monthly, send reports to him at wv8ch@frontier.com.
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Bill Hunter, K8BS, ARRL WV Section SGL:
State Government Liaison providing support with the State OES.

I have been following the State Legislature since they have been in session. So far nothing related to Amateur Radio has been introduced in the areas of associations, charitable organizations, communications, emergency services,  homeland security, motor vehicles, non-profits or zoning.
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Dirk Burnside, WD8PAD, ARRL WV STM:
Should you have a technical problem, just contact Dirk for assistance at doburnside@hotmail.com
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ARRL ACTIVITIES: The ARRL letter will be posted each Friday.
ARRL Letter http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter/  also available on Audio News http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter/audio/ 
W1AW General, DX, Keplerian, Propagation Bulletins www.arrl.org/w1aw
W1AW   Schedule   www.arrl.org/w1aw     http://www.arrl.org/w1aw.html
Visit the www.wvarrl.org  website for ARES® and related information.
FEMA online independent study course that presents the concepts of Emergency
Support Function #2-Communications   http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/IS802.aspThe Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation   http://www.AMSAT.org
FCC Database – Is your MAILING ADDRESS AND NAME current in the FCC database http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=cft&id=amateur&page=cft_change_address
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WV NEW AMATEURS -  May 2013 – “WELCOME”
George Montgomery, KD8USW; Robert A Kessock, KD8USX; Vasyl V Shtanko, KD8VAI; Carlton R Taft, KD8UWI; Bradley S Gloyd, KD8JWM; Carolyn F Wiebe, KD8VAD; Ervin Copley, KD8UXP; Bob C Ripley, KD8UYQ; Jerry Crabtree, KD8UWF, Deborah L Hill, KD8UXD; Stephen E Chess, KD8UWG; Mary S Jackson, KD8UTT; Bruce Clark, KD8UVM.

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WV AMATEUR UPGRADES – May 2013 – “CONGRATULATION”
Claude F Jones, Kd8RZK; Mark D Byrd, KD8QPV; Troy N Thomas, Kd8UPR; Joel S Wiebe, KD8UMQ; Daniel J Via; KC8SIR

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WV ARRL MEMBER (New/Renew) – May 2013 – “WELCOME”
Christie Maxson, KD8LSC; William R Faulkner, K8OJC; Joelle Thomas; Robert J Henry, N5BKR; Richard R Holton, KD8MCC; Timothy D Wansack, KD8UKT; Tyler L Vincent, KD8RKE; Terry W Wyatt, KB8EIR; Jonathan S Burge, N8YPA; Barbara W Bartlett, WB3KCB; GT Bartlett, N8ACX; William C Henderson, KD8SPH; Harley R Shipman, KD8UDN; Russell D Reid, WA3AQB; Richard Ketterman, KC8UVH.

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WV ARES® ACTIVITIES – May 2013
Compiled and submitted by Ken Harris, WA8LLM, ARRL WV SEC

Total number of ARES members reported: 147
Change since last month:  changes every month
# of  DECs/ECs reporting this month:  17
# of  ARES nets active: 22    
# with NTS liaison: ?

Calls of DECs/ECs reporting:, K8LES, KC8CSE, KC8TUE, AB8CR, KA8ZKL, N2OCW, KB8GLY, KB8YZT, WD8AGH, KC8SIG, KC8FZH, KA8YEZ, KD8BMX, N8IKT,  KD8LWH, K8WDX, N8DWB
Number of drills, tests and training sessions this month:4  Person hours 53
Number of public service events this month:    4           Person hours      38
Number of emergency operations this month:  0            Person hours      0
Total number of ARES operations this month: 8    Total Person hours   91

• Keith Johnson, N8IKT, EC Lincoln County, said that he has been in Alabama with his mother who has health problems.  He’s just watching the sky for bad weather.  Other than that, he says everything else is about the same.
• Steve Ostaff, AB8CR, EC Gilmer County, sent his report by E-Mail.  I try to get on the Gilmer County net to get their report.
• Mark Cook, KD8LWH, EC Wyoming County, said that he is keeping in touch with many different local ham clubs in his area on their nets.  He then checks into the out-of-state nets that he can hear.  Some of the stations says that his signal is a top notch signal from the top of Bolt Mountain, WV.  Mark says that he has got a bunch Southern Coal Employees & Brody Mining workers very interested in joining, but again he’s forced to be very easy on these people due to their long working period they must work.  In an emergency these same people will be a huge advantage to him.  They would be able to spread the word out.  If they needed help right now, they would report in.  They are having some problems due to the flooding.  Due to the long hours his people work, it’s hard to get them into a class or a monthly meeting.  He says he just has to cut them a slack rather than make them follow the FCC book page by page.  He says that just getting a license, and some of them upgrading, means a lot to him.  These same people will respond to his radio calls most of the time, within less than 1 minute of the call time period.  They will, and are very good to self-Police their own friends with radios.  Mark says that it’s very hard to say anything bad as all of them are fine group of people.  About 99 percent of them hear him on a number different repeaters.  They respond back within a minute or two, to answer his calls.  He says the group in his area are very nice, and more than glad to help him out in any way.  Mark says he ran into a huge amount of operators that want to help out any way they can, but they work long daily & weekly hours at work.
• Pat Schaffner, KC8CSE, EC Pocahontas County, says his group was able to get their station at the 911 Center operational again.  He said they had to do antenna and feedline work.  Pat wants to thank Douglas Friel, KC8NVD, Jeffrey Jackson, KC8ZRH, and Lee Kramer, N8TMF, for their help in getting this done.
• Les Shields, K8LES, EC Hancock County, said the Steubenville/Weirton ARC has started a weekly digital net.  They are practicing and teaching the use of FLDIGI and will also be exploring digital voice using freedv.  They currently have between 6 and 8 participants.
• Paul Whited, KB8YZT, EC Kanawha County, reported that 26 people check in on our ARES net for May and had 10 people at the ARES meeting at the Kanawha Metro 911 Center.  The subject of the ARES meeting was a comparison of different antennas and how they compare to each other in the Kanawha Valley terrain. Jim Mangus had done this study for the state Interoperability panel.  He said that Field Day is coming up fast and they have been preparing for a smooth weekend, and a good time for all.
• Lawrence Ashton, N2OCW, EC Morgan County, said that he is still having trouble with the ARRL Website.  The dropdown menu still doesn’t have a 2013 option, so he uses 2012.
• Bruce Minor, KA8ZKL, acting EC Pendleton County, said that he didn’t have much to report.  He did say that his packet radio station is down, and doesn’t know how to begin to trouble shoot it.
• John Gorby, KC8FZH, EC for Marshall County, reported the 146.715 MHz and 444.875 MHz repeater Interoperability test completed which gives them twice the coverage of before, if needed.  He said the group has been working on NBEMS.   NBEMS if moving fast and we are trying to keep up with the future.  Moving information with Data in weak signal areas is a plus, also there is no misunderstanding of voice information.  Data can be resent on different formats for giving to EMS, incident commander, and Law Enforcement. This is becoming a new way to add different nets with PA and OH in their Tri-State area.
• Tom Adsit, K8WDX, EC Jefferson County, sent in his last report.  Tom is resigning as the EC, and hoping that someone else will be able to fill the gap.  Tom says that he just doesn’t have the time, and now he also has an event on Sunday  Evenings.  That means he will no longer be able to run, participate, or manage the Jefferson County ARES net. Of course if any sort of an event would take place that required the help of Ham radio operators in the county he would help out to the best of his ability. Anyone wishing to take this position can contact Kenny Harris wa8llm@yahoo.com. If the group wants to keep the Sunday evening net going, they can contact Tom, and he will give the details of what to do.  It’s easy to run the net, it just requires you to be available at 8:30 on Sunday evenings.
• Shane Harper, KD8BMX, EC Randolph County, said that not much going on.  They are still having the SAR meetings when people show up.  He did assist in doing radio checks for the upcoming Auto Rally that will be held the last weekend of July.  He said the event needs hams for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.  There is no racing on Friday, just course evaluations by drivers.  Racing is Saturday and Sunday near Snowshoe and Richwood.  Any volunteers are asked to register ASAP at www.rallywv.com   You don't have to work all three days. They will take help any day you can.
• Jerry Sturm, KC8SIG, EC Tucker County, reported the ARES group held their meeting on Saturday, May 1st, and had their net Saturday night with eight check-ins.  The group now has a portable tower and plans to test it out on Field Day.
• Dave Bradley, N8DWB, EC Jackson County, reported that he is going to hold Field Day at the Jackson County Emergency Operations Center.  He just needs to get some operators to help him.  He said he would like to try and operate it like a FEMA HSEEP exercise.
• Fred Herr, WD8AGH, EC Cabell County, said that prior to attending the Dayton Hamvention, Jim Perry, KB8LSR and he, attended a three day training program, "Auxiliary Emergency Communication" (Auxcomm), given by the Department of Homeland Security, Office of Emergency Communication.  The class is a twenty-four hour course designed to help members of groups such as; ARES, RACES, MARS, Satern, and others learn more as to how they would function and be integrated into the ICS system during a crisis situation in which they have called to assist.  (Remember we do not self-deploy)  This course is an excellent adjunct to all of the training they have had and really brings together the various NIMS course they’ve have taken.  Along with the discussions by the instructors, it is a very interactive class among the members in the class.  The course is not for those new to Emcomm, but for the more experienced.  Fred hopes that one day this course can be offered in WV if there is enough interest.  On May 27th two members of Cabell County ARES assisted the Lawrence County, Ohio, ARES group in providing communications during the longest running Memorial Day Parade in the county in Ironton, Ohio.  What an honor it was to help salute our Veterans.  (Participating were Fred Herr, WD8AGH, Jim Perry, KB8LSR (Navy).
• Kenneth Cregger, KB8GLY, DEC District 10, said that he received only one report from his district.
• Terry Mills, KC8TUE, EC Wood County, reported that on May 7th, WCEC and Wood County ARES held its regular monthly meeting at Lubeck Civic Center. The business portion of the meeting was called to order at 7 pm with 18 ARES members present. Reports were given on several topics like the 147.255 repeater and the new communications trailer being built. Since the weather is better, Matt, N8MDG and Ken WA8LLM, want to add four more Link Receivers to the 147.255 MHz repeater for a total of 8. It was also suggested that clean up of the Sand Hill tower site could be done at the same time.  If enough help is available, the cleanup should only take a few hours.  Ken, WA8LLM, said that he has been talking to the Frequency Coordinator about a new UHF Repeater.  He had applied for a frequency of 443.925 MHz a few months back.  When coordinated and put in service, the new repeater will be linked to the 444.925 MHz repeater on a permanent basis.  Then on Sunday evenings, between about 8:30 and 9:30 pm, the UHF repeaters will be linked to the 147.255 MHz repeater system for the weekly WCEC/ARES Net.  During disasters, drills, or SKYWARN weather Nets, the repeaters could also be linked together for wide area coverage. This ultimately would enable low power HT communications over a several county area.  With the upcoming Chick-Fil-A road run on the 18th, strategies and assignments were put in place as well.  On May 18th, WCEC and Wood County ARES were invited to provide safety and logistics communications for the fifth annual Chick-Fil-A road run and walk. The course is a fully paved, certified loop had some minor changes due to the stadium at Parkersburg High School being closed for repairs. While our people arrived at 06:00 and were on their locations by 07:30, the race began on 20th Street, beside the Parkersburg High School Field House, at 08:00 with approximately 350 participants of varied ages and levels of competition and concluded on 20th Street just 100 yards east of the Field House . There were three water stops along the way, and ambulance and medical personnel were available to all runners and walkers. Restroom and shower facilities were also available. Not only did every registrant receive a free moisture-resistant tech shirt, but they were treated to a free meal courtesy of Chick-Fil-A at the conclusion of the 6.2-mile race. After the Main race was the Auntie Anne’s Kids Races. All children who participated received a T-shirt, a medal and a meal.  Sponsors for this year's event included (Gold) Solvay Advanced Polymers, Mountain River Physical Therapy, Nationwide/Gary Rhodes Agency, LLC, River City Runners and Walkers Club, Chapman Printing, Dr. Pepper and Pepsi and (Silver) Culligan, Auntie Anne's Great Steak Grill, RRCA, Waste Management and Steers Heating & Cooling.
• Matt Koval, KA8YEZ, EC Ohio County, said his group held special nets for two Ogden Races, one lasting 35 minutes, the other one lasting four hours.
• This SEC attended the Wood County WCEC/ARES business meeting on May 7th.  On May 9th, I attended a meeting of the Long Term Recovery organization which is a partner of the WV VOAD (Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster).  I also helped with the activities that Terry Mills, KC8TUE, reported on in his Wood County EC Report.  On May 28th, I attended the Ritchie County Local Emergency Planning Committee Meeting. 
• Kenneth Harris,  WA8LLM, wa8llm@arrl.net
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WV NTS TRAFFIC REPORTS   - May 2013  
Compiled and submitted by Charles Hardy, WV8CH, ARRL WV STM

HF Nets Reporting:Stations  Traffic   Time Min. Sessions  Net Mgr.
Fone Net                     687        133         828           31         W8YS
WV Midday Net          469          37          439           31       W3GEG
WV CW Net Early       69           22          202           27        KD8G
WV CW Net Late        47          21          142            26        KD8G
WV ARES/RACES     18            0             20             1         WV8CH
         Total                1290      213        1631          116
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ARES®/RACES 2 Mtr NetsStations  Traffic  Time Min. Sessions
District 6 ARES/RACES           36           1            34         4
Monngalia ARES/RACES        62           1          102         4
Total                                            98           2           136         8

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2 Meter Nets           Stations    Traffic      Time Min.     Sessions
KARC Net Report         96          1               182                 4 
Black Diamond ARC    62          0                90                  5
  Total                            158         1               272                 9

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STATION ACTIVITY REPORTS(SAR)- April 2013                               
                     Orig        Rec        Sent      Del          Total
KA8ZGY      85            8           30         39             199
W8CPG        3           29           12           0              44
WV8CH        9         132         100         21            262
  Total         97         169          142        60            468
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PUBLIC SERVICE HONOR ROLL (PSHR) – April 2013
Station            1            2            3            4          5        6     Total
KA8ZGY       22         40          30           20         0       20     132
W8CPG       40         40          20            0           0        0      100
WV8CH       40         40          30           10          0       10     130

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ARRL Affiliated Clubs – Visit the ARRL Club site www.arrl/org
 to update your clubs ANNUAL REPORT.

ARRL Affiliated Clubs – Visit the ARRL Club site to update or
become a SPECIAL SERVICE CLUB.

WV Clubs - Visit the ARRL Club site to become an ARRL Affiliated Club. 
ARRL VE Testing – Visit the ARRL Exams site www.arrl.org for testing
site/locations/dates.
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WEST VIRGINIA AMATEUR CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

***Please visit the West Virginia State Amateur Radio Council (WVSARC)
website at  http://www.qsl.net/wvsarc/wv_clubs.html  and update your
club/organization information and email address.    All WV Amateur Clubs
 are asked to register on the site...
*** Check out the above list of “New”, Upgrade WV Amateurs and ARRL
members for your club to contact as perspective members.
*** WV Club Newsletters – Does your club have a newsletter – please
send hardcopy or by email.

Should you need an update to the listing below, contact ka8zgy@arrl.org
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64 Repeater Group     Dwight D. Hensley, N8HZ, Barboursville, WV

Barbour County Area Amateur Radio Club   wv8bc@arrl.net

Black Diamond ARC http://www.bdarc.com

Charleston Hamfest and Computer Show   http://www.w8gk.org/ 
     n8tmw@arrl.net

Doddridge County Amateur Radio Society 
  http://www.dcars.zoomshare.com/

East River Radio Club     http://www.erarc.com
Eastern Panhandle ARC http://k8ep.net

Jackson County ARC   wd8jnu@arrl.net

Jefferson County Amateur Radio Club http://jcwvarc.webs.com
 kd8ckn@yahoo.com

Kanawha Amateur Radio Club http://www.karc.wvhamradio.com
 http://www.w8gk.org/
Logan County ARC   maynardsidney@hotmail.com

Mountain State Transmitters     Jeffrey A. Broschart, KC8OBS
 jbroscha@access.k12.wv.us
Mountaineer ARA (contract Joe Radcliff, WD8EOG)  
 wvham@adelphia.net

Monongalia Wireless Assn.   w8mwa@arrl.net    
http://www.w8wma.org

Opequon Radio Society      http://qsl.net/w8ors

Parkersburg Amateur Radio Klub 
http://www.qsl.net/wvsarc/wv_clubs.html   kc8ruj@yahoo.com

Plateau Amateur Radio Assn    http://www.parawv.com
Ritchie Amateur Group     kn8j@arrl.net   
 http://members.ruralnet.org/madhattr/

Southern WV ARA, Inc    http://www.swvarai.org

Stonewall Jackson ARA       http://www.sjara.org

Tri-County Ham Radio Club     ka8mtc@adelphia.net 

Tri-State Amateur Radio Assn. www.orgsites.com/wv/taraclub.  

West Virginia Amateur Radio   http://www.wvar.org

West Virginian DX Assn      http://wvdxa.org

West Virginia University ARC   http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~w8cul

WV State Amateur Radio Council       http://qsl.net/wvsarc 
wa8ycd@arrl.net

WV Wesley College ARC   http://www.wvwc.edu/w8ld 

WV HF Nets Name                 Day(s)   Time (local)   Freq. (MHz)    Mgr.

West Virginia Early Net              Daily        1900                3.567          KD8G

West Virginia Fone Net               Daily        1800             3.810          W8YS

West Virginia Late Net              Daily         2200             3.567          KD8G

WV ARES/RACES Emg.Net  1stThurs .   1830            3.811        WV8CH

West Virginia Mid Day Net      Daily        1145             3.865        W3GEG

Triple States ARES CW Net     Wed.        1846            28.480         KF8RL

TSARC 10 meter Phone Net     Wed.        1930            28.480        N8FQN

TSARC 40 meter Net                Wed.        2000             7.260         K8UGO 

WV VHF Nets    Day(s)  Time       Freq. (MHz)        Coverage         Mgr.

8 Rivers ARC      Tu       2100    145.110 T107.2   Pocah. Co. +   KC8CSE

Barbour CoARES  Th       2100    145.140-           Barbour Co.     KC8MLK

Cabell Co ARES    M       2030  146.760-/443.850 Hunt/KY/OH   KB8LSR
Eastern Pan.Trfi M-F     1845     147.255+    Morg/Berk/Jeff.Co. KB8NDS

FayetteCo.ARES  2,4 Th  2030     146.790-            Fayette.Co +     N8BJY

Gilmer Co.A/R     Th       1900     145.290-          Central WV        KA8ZXP

Harrison Co.A/R  Th       1900     146.685-    North Central WV      WJ8G

JeffersonCo ARES  Su    2030     147.255+        Jefferson Co.

KARC 2mtr        Su       2030    145.350-      Kanawha Co. +       N8TMW

MountainStateFM  Sat   2100   145.370        Tucker Co./adj.      KD8HJN

Northern WVA/R  W      2030     145.300-      Northern WV         KB8QIR

Ohio Co ARES   Su      2000     146.760-       Ohio Co.                KC8CR

PendletonCoA/R Th       1900      147.285+     Eastern WV           N8HON

PioneerARA2mtr T      1900      146.835-      Central WV         KB8EUN

PlateauARA2mtr  Th    2000     146.790-       Fayette.Co +       WD8WV

Steuben.Weirton   Su    2000     147.060+    North WV/E OH     W8DYF

SWJARC 2mtr     T      1900      147.210+    North Central WV N8FMD

TSARC News Net F     2000      146.910-     North. Panhdl.          K8AN

TSARC Skywarn  T     1915      146.910-     North. Panhdl     WD8PQG

Tyler Co.AR Org. M    2100      147.360+    Tyler Co. +          KB8TIV

Wayne Co ARES  M    2100      147.390+    Louisa,KY/WV   KC8ICK

WVEastRegARES M   2000       147.255+  Morg/Berk/Jeff.Co. K8WXI
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